The Table. 



reape by their dogges. 24 



Sheepherdes in what countryes 

 they go before their sheepe. 



ibidem 



Sheepe howe they flocke at the 

 sheepherds whistle. ibid. 



Sheepherds Dogge choose and 

 take. ibid. 



Salacones yaineglorious. 27 



Thales with the brasen feete 37 



V. 



Vertue of the comforter. 



21 



Valentines law for vagabundes. 



27 



Virgils vearse. 



31 



T. 



IV. 



Terrars hunt the badger and the 

 Fose. 4 



Terrars hunt as ferryts hunt, ibi. 



Terrars conditions. ibid 



Terrars holde fast with theyr 

 teeth. 5 



Tumblers 

 lent. 



crafty and 



f ran du- 

 ll 



Tumblers why so named, ibid. 

 their trade in hiiting, ibi, their 

 dissembling of friendship, ibi, 

 they hunt against the wind 12 



Theeuish dogges. ibidem 



Theeuish Dogge, a night curre, 

 ibidem 



Theeues feare no law, 27. Some 

 steale for neede, ibid. Some 

 to maintaine brauery. ibi. 



Tynckers curres beare burthens, 

 29, their conditions, ibi, they 

 loue their masters. ibid. 



Two suiters to one woman, 30 



Turnespet painefull in the kyt- 

 cheu 24 



V V atchwordes make Dogges per- 

 fect in game 8 



Wonder of a Hare or Leue- 



rit, 



Water 

 der. 



Water 

 ties. 



W^ater 

 tion. 



spaniell called 

 spaniels what 



16 



the fin- 

 ibidem 



proper- 

 ibidem 



spaniels their propor- 

 17, howe they be descri- 

 ibidem 



ibidem 



bed by D. Cadus. 



V V hy so called 



Where their game lyeth and what 

 it is. ibidem 



Why they are called fynders, 

 ibidem 



Wanton women wanton puppies. 



20 



V V olues bloudsucking beastes, 

 23, none England nor wales, 

 ibidem, three hundred payde 

 yearely to Prince Edgar. ibid. 



Warner what semice he doth. 



34 



V Vappes vnprofitable dogges. 



ibidem 



